Wikiaholic

Someone addicted to either reading, or editing wikia articles.

Tom is a wikiaholic, he reads various wikia articles around 20 times a day.

by XxxBroxxX January 24, 2010

Wikit

To search for or look up something on Wikipedia

Forest: Who is Perez Hilton?
Jenny: I don't know. Why don't you wikit?

by GFlat March 22, 2010

wikidreaming

an act similar to daydreaming; except this is an act where a Wikipedia user drifts off from the article they are researching on to an article page that is totally irrelevant (to work)

I was looking up "Abortion" on wikipedia for my research paper and 5 minutes later i find myself reading about "Eggplant Myths in Ethiopia". That's wikidreaming.

by kazakhstanistan April 3, 2010

wikipexpedition

The often extensive digression that results from successively clicking on links within wikipedia articles.

I went on an hour-long wikipexpedition today that started with "parabola" and ended with "brothel."

by kaztrado April 4, 2010

wikiwhacko

A wiki author, administrator or bureaucrat who refuses to accept or allow meaningful changes or additions to an article which would keep the article from being deaf, dumb or blind so that the article will always need a caretaker which the author, administrator or bureaucrat considers themselves to be.

wiki user #1: "Why don't you add that list of foods with a nutrition fact label to the nutrition facts label article? "
Wiki user #2: "Because that wikiwhacko keeps deleting it to keep the article deaf, dumb and blind."

by desktopdude April 28, 2010

wikijacked

When students/teachers can complete months worth of work in only a few short minutes by completely plagiarizing information dirtectly off of wikipedia leading to low marks

wow i got alot of comments on my Key Philosophical Elements essay; frag. awk. spelling. and "wikijacked" she must have known i got my report off of wikipedia.
fuck.

by KPE2011 January 11, 2011

wikifucked

The result of publishing an article only to be busted for plagiarizing from wikipedia

Tom was delighted to show his mother the article he published in the New York Times. The next day his editors discovered that Tom had plagiarized from wikipedia. He was immediately fired and went crying to mom where her only consolation was, "Tom, you've been wikifucked".

by Owsley April 2, 2011